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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-07-30
A BIG SCHEME.
Millions of Acres of Land in a Desert
Claimed Under an Old Span
ish Grant.

SAN FRASc1sco, July 2s.-Prominence
is given here to certain facts in connec-
ton with the Casa Land company which
has been organized at Cheyenne. Wyom-
ing, with a capital of $25, 100000. Edward
Sickle of New York, j A. Benson OF this
city and John A. Reavis OF Missouri, are
the directors Of the company. The COM
pany was organized to improve the Peralta
grant, lying between Phoenix and Tucson son
in Arizona, and consisting of 5,0OO,OO0
acres The land was originally owned by
Peralta, an old Spanish settler, who OBJ
tained patent from the Spanish govern
ment, such as the United States agreed to
respect in the treaty OF peace with Mexico.
Peralta died, leaving as his heir an only
son. Many years ago this son went TO
Spain and died in the Castilian capital.
No claimant appeared to the estate Until
three years ago, when Reayis appeared
with a girl of dark complexion, native
Californian about 1Syears ofage, whom he
had married and whom he introduced rs
the grand daughter OF Peralta and helress
to the now very valuable Peralta grant.
To strengthen his claim, Reavis made
trip 10 spain. anu ABOUT SIX WoAtne aSo
returned bringing with him an elaborate
parchment from the authorities of Mad
rid, conveying to his wife who was recog-
nized the daughter of Peralta, a perfect
title to Peralta grant. She was further
honored by having the title OF Baronesse
of the Coloraeos conferred upon her.
THE OTHER VERSION.
A newspaper here prints an interview
with resident ofWoodland, Yolo county,
California, who says that the girl is a
daughter of Missourian named Tread
well, by an Indian woman. She worked
for number of Woodland families until
married to Reavis. On. the other hand,
Director. Benson claims that she is Spanish
and asserts that the girls mother died at
San Diego in child birth. He says the
girl accompanied Peralta to Woodland
where he died, there she fellinto the hands
of Treadweli, who was sheep-herder.
The publication has occasioned more than
ordinary interest owing to the prominence
of the men said to be interested in the
tract including Robert G. Ingersoll and
Frank Hurd of Ohio.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-07-30
viii be on Time.

BUTTE. July 29.-The Inter Aountaia
says: SIT is believed that the grading on
the last division Of the Montana Central
will be completed by November and ready
for track-laying, with the exception OF the
big tunnel at Nickes. Thirteen hundred
men are now st work along the line be-
tween Butte and Helena. Beyond Helena
TO Great Falls the. grade is complete. The
main gap is between Great Falls and Milk
river valley, bus with force of I. 600 men
at work the gap will soon be closed"
The Montana Central have sent out
party OF surveyors to locate an overhead
line across the Wickes mountain, to be
used while the Wickes tunnel is being
built.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-18
ed,mersloie WeauItruna.

Sc berri9t beute tein 3peifel mebr bariibe,
Dor, obslsid man bas @egentbtil friiber slaubte,
baB arsneien, bic beftise @irtunse, ~berurfa'
den, in feinsm anberen ais in einsin ~boFnunss.
los erldeinenben Sale ~ansepanbt perSen Tnu.
ten; In anberen Borten, bab 80 trdftise Mittel
ben &orper eber f6pdden ODER i9a6igeu, als
bab ie feline llarsasImdbisttiten befeitisen. 3u
ben i9fpd9eneem araneien ssb0rea bic Nbflb'
runss. unb Sale abfibrenSen MitteI, bic bic
Geodrme pI0sli6 unb reidliG entleereu. Beil
es bies nidt tbut, III 5ofetter's % a.
aenbitterB ben beftisen abfibrinittelu
borsuaieben. S4msrslos in ieinen Birtunsen
1T es bon s~eniisenoer Birtiamieit, @rOniide
@ertopiung gu beleitieen. GO erlei6tert bic
Odrne iabem es fe traftist, unb spinet fe
nidt, fonbern febt ie In Stauo, bic Gunttioneu
auscuiben, bic ibnsn bon Der Saiur SuertbeiIt
pOr0en fino. Snbem es bic A~bfonbsruns Der
Sale in nornaIen 0uantitaten bur9 feline
Qelanoe anreiaenbe Birfuns auf bic 2sber be.
%forosrt, it es Der @%eroauuns befonbers fDrber.
lid uno trdst in niat serinsem Grabe baSu BET,
einsn rsselmdbissn Stublsaus gu erbaIten.
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Die TlOrence NtabttnaaIe ber !8in=
berNheae.

Die FLORENCE Nightingale Der 3iu=
nerpfe9e.
T~olsenbes III elm Gus3ug zines an ben
Deutiden &efcrm WeHenger in @baml.
bersbursR Ra, sei4riebenen griefes:
Cine @phltbdterin.
Seffnet bic Tbare far fe unb Mrs.
Winslow wirb bepeiien, baB fe bic ar,es
ritaniide 6lcrentiner Nadtisaa Der 3ins
Der lit. Dapon Gnb mir 70 iberaeuat,
baB mir u%nierer Sup lebren merben
gu fasen: rgeieSnet fei Wars. Winslom"
neil lie berielben behilflia mar, aser bic
Bericse bes 3ahneas unb anbere Bes
idwerlidteiten fir ainber binmessufomz
men. Wirs. Winslop's Seotbins Sprup
ntmmt ben 3inbern bic S1mer,en unb
furtrt Dpientrie unb Diarrbre. ST
madt ben @aumen aart, befreit bon
@nt3inbuns unb brinst bas Sinh slidli1
iber bic Yeripbe bes 3abnens binpea.
@r thut 8erabe ba8, mas CT rpraiebt au
tbun, Gues unb nidt peniser. Bir ga.
Ben einmal Wrs. @inslpw 9eieben uuc
tennen fe nur burd ibren Sootbina
Shrup fir Sinber. Wenn mir bic Madt
bitten, marben mir fe als Seilanb fir
bic atnber hiniteDen = mas fe aud in
Der Tbat III. Der Shrup mirb in
alien gpctHeteu gu rs Gents per 5taide
perfauft.
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fert, 1T ffar, benno9 bat aber Bic 9ale
tung 6es Seutf9en &ei9es gegeniiber
oen Nieoerlanben bieien nod 11ie Bic
gere9tigung gegeben, berartige MbfiGs
ten bDraus5uIeBeu.
Warum fi6 iibri9ets bic nieberoeut,
f6en 9oadnber (oer enslii6e Same
Dutch" unb ni1t etna uHollanders"
Dber uNederlanders" 1T gepiB 6arac<
terifif6 genug!) 10 gegen einen ettgee
ret Nni6luB an bas beuti6e &ei@
iperren, 1T ni6t re6t ei~nauieben. 8iels
leidt 1T bic urfa6e in Der beutf9en
Militdrpirtbf9aft unb Der in iibertriez
bene Wetie betonten preubil1en
Strammbeit gu fu9en. Sbatfade 1T
aber, baB Elm berartiger enserer @nz
f6luB 5ouanbs an bas Rei6 fit eriteres
groBe 8ortbeile bteten tpir5e. M6gs
lid bielei9t, baB 9Dllanb biefen Mns
f9luB-gegen ben es fi9 iebt mit6dabert
unb GuBen itrdubt : ipdter einmal ia
3eiten politif6er 8eordngniB, tpenrt es
fi6 um bic @rbaltung ober ben Nerluf
Der @olonien banbelt felbft fu6eu pirb.
Bis babin aber 1T Souam6 Dor Ben
Nnnerioasseliiften bes Girfen 8isma,d
iebenfals eben 10 fiber, tpie 9dnemarf
unb Belgien ober bic 59mei3. Nur
bur6 eitten bic 9anb : &arte Guropa's
b6Iig umgeitaltenben allgemeinen Grieg
f6nnte bierin elite Nenberung berbeiges
fibrt merben, ba i'm Grieben bic gegers
ieitige giferfu6t Der groBen Nationen
Der bette S9ub fit bic fleinerer 1T.
Sesbalb fonten iene pGleinen"-anfati
tuie Ddnemarf INNER nod gu fdnfern
unb gu beBen = Naes berneiben, um
Die f9on beffebenbe algemeine
6pannttg ni6t mod gu erb6ben.
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CINDERELLA ganb sgtpre.
@de SfsSonfonitraBe un6 Mbenue G.

panitl 8anifl pamif!
aar uniere ioeben i'm Often atlgee -@a
fauften 8orrdtbe att S9ubetl unb
Gtiefeln miiKen 1T IA Sagen
pertauft tperben, uno iei
No. es unterm &oftenpreis! ~asa
Solgenoe 8eiipiele bienen als Bemeis
unierer beifpielos ntebrigen preiie:
IL beri9iebene Irten niebriger 6erreft.
f9ube gu 81. 40(En-grospreis 81. 75)
9anbgendbte Serreni9ube ,gongreBa
gu $2.75 Cont ibli6er preis 81.
Grtrafeine b%anbgendbte 9errni9ube 3u
$3.50 (anberstpo 5u $3.50 berfauft.)
Gnabeni@ube II. &n6pftiefel gu $1.25
CEn-gros preis $3.50.
grtrafeine Gn6pfftiefel fir &naben So
(Mertb $3.50.
0amen.p antofeln Nr. So a1 rur
70 Gts. bas Paar (Wertb sly.
Seine Mdb6eni@ube BON Glaces2eber
gu nur Is Gents (Mertb sly.
&inberf6ube su 40, SO unb 60 Gents,
bic an6ersno 60, Is Gents unb ST.
foiten.
8abD : S@ube beri6iebener Nrt, BON
rs Gents an.
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ISM. 9BHtua & sphu.

unfere 9auptnabrung 1T unb bIeibt
6as Gleii9, unb UNI fol9es frif9 unb
gut au erlangeu, fam man uttm6gli1
einer auperldifgeren Marft finben, als
ben bon Wm. 96fing & @obn, SO.
511 Npe. s. 9ie 9errer baben benz
@ef9mad ibret 2un6en &e@nung ges
tragen unb in ibrem @tablifement eine
talte 2uftmaf@ine erri6tet, tpel9e allen
Mnforoerungen fir @rbaltung urb gnts
fernuug i@dbli9er Sn~srebienaen bes
Gleif9es entipri9t. Sic baben beffdn.
big in ibren @iebb6fen einen groBen
8orratb bDn Waffbieb, aus tpel9em
ttlr bas 8efte fir tire 4urben gepdblt
tDir6. Wer reel bebient fein min, Der
befu9e BEN Marft, So. 511
MDenue 9. 1,10t1i
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Cages 8 Wenisfeiten.
& nInnh

= SEPT bat aud louisville, Rens
tudp, bur6 eine Btreerbeputation, an
beren 9pibe Der Sob. Rnott ifanb, cine
@%inlabung on oen prdiibentea @lebes
Lamb ergeben lafen, baB er auf feiner
Gunoreile aa6 lire Stqbt beIuhen
m69te. Glebelanb bat augelagt 3u
fommen, tpenn feline 3eit es ibm ct,
laube. S~ebenfals tperbe er tpenigifens
out Elm paar @tunbett bort Serpeilen.
Guns tput1oert es muir, baB uniere biefi<
gen nBnbmer", tpel9e Der Mnft9t iianS
fir San Nntonto miiBten mebr Geclarae
ge11a9t tperoen, mod ri6t auf bic Sbee
getommea fino, ben Brdfioentett gu eis
rem gelu9e- ber alien Mlanc . Stabt
auf5uforbern. Wnm. b. &eb.)
- General SerrD bat an bas Griegss
bepartement in Wafbingtpn teIegras
pbirt, baB ber @ouberneur bon Colo
raoo ben Sen. groof erfu9t babe, ben
GibilbebDrben Bel Der 1nterbriidung bes
IufHanbes Der lite : Snbianer bei3uites
ben. Scr. gnbicptt telegrapbirte auriid,
baB ale D~erfii9baren Sruppen In Bereits
l9aft gebalten tperben foaten, I'm He n6=
tbtgenfaas fofort mad Der Wbites Hibers
&eierbation gu ienben.
Sn SDracufe, g.. g., 1T Bic
Transformation Der Ser. Mrbeiters
partei aufammengetreten. Sbren Nas
mer berbtent oieielbe faum mod, ba
man fouobl bic @pcialifen, als aud
bic Wnbdnger BET sUnion-Labor-Pa Party
ni6t gu Der Gonbentio,1 aulaf1en min.
9enrD @eorge unb 9r. Mc@lpnn
nobnten Der gr6fnungsberiammlung
bet.
MusIan6.
= SIN a~ustudrtigen 9mte aa paris
1T cine Depei9e aus 3am3ibar einge,
laufen, babin lautenb, boB Stan
leD bon ben gingeborenen
ermorbet tuorben iei, nabbem ieiu
@efolge ibn feige i'm Std gelafen
babe. SSn benz BriHeIer gentralsB Bureau
bes @ongosGreiffaates i9entt mon bic,
fem 8eri9te iebo9 teinen @lauben.
Gin 8erliner Blatt berDfentliat
eire1 it~terefanten Mus5ug aus einem
griefe, ben Der berforbene 3aiier bon
NuBlano on ieine nr1organatii9e"I rau,
bic Girffin Dolgorudi nod Gem G9luKe
bes 8erltner Gongreiies bon 1878 ge.
i9rteben baben fo1. St fagt BARN /:
Der 3onsreB mar elm groBes nnglid
fir &uBlanb. 9euti9lanb bat uus
berratbeH unb oerfauft. Ser rufff9e
etaatsmann (6irf @ortf9afof) mar
BEN beutf9en Ganaler ni9t getUa9ien.
gismard bat i6 5u ridden perianben
fur ben 8eiffanb, ben mir Grantrei9 i'm
Sabre 1875 leiiteten, oIs i9 in Berlin
tOar."
= Das rSpurnal be ct. peterss
burg" iagt: nDie ruffi6e @eianbts
f6aft in Gonftantinopel bat ber pforte
einen offieie1en proteft seeett bic Sbrons
b~eiteigung beg prin3en 5erbimanb iibers
mittelt. Ser prin3 babe Die Meate Der
@roBmd6te ted berIebt unb bafiir
miife er nun au9 bic 8eranttportuag
tragen. &uBlanb tuerbe fiG bas iebens
falls nidt bietet lafen, unb tpenrt bic
arberen Md9te gefonner ieien, bas au
tbun, 6anr .perbe GuBlanb bic Grage
in Grtpdgung 3ieben, ob es fi1 iibers
baupt nod an Oas au 5inbett braa@e,
mas born 8erliner 8ertrase nod ibrig
geblieben fei.
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1a|8erfauft bon apotbefern, Is Sc
3atnrrbz6mr.

@labftone unb feline Mnbdnger
iubiliren itber bic @ablfiese, bic lire
Yartei In LETTER 3eit bel per19iebenen
grfabs unb Na9pablen errutgen Bat.
Yin ben ttirali6 gemdblten Nbgeorbneten
grunner in Norpi6 bat @labfone
einen Brief gei6rieben, in tpelGem er
feine Greube iiber benz tteuen Wabliieg
ausipri9t unb bin5ufhst: SIS III au
beflasen, baB 70 piele Sabre fotbaren
parlamentarii9en 2ebens ba3u bergeu,
bet uerben miiKen, cine Streitfrage au
l6ien, bic fi9 tlir fur3 uno biinbig in
elmer ein3igen Weife I6fen IdBt. Sebens
fals tebt bic enbsaltise gnti9eiouns
fiber bic irif6e Grase ttabe bebor.@
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6aQ's

IS siebt mebr 2atarrb in biefer Sc
genb oes 2anbes, als ale anberu
2ran.beiten 5uiammengenommen, un6
big tn ben Iebter Sabrer belt man i'm
fiir unbeilbar. 0iele Sabre lang er,
tIdrten ibn Softorer1 fir cine locale
Granfbeit unb berfdrieben locale 6eiIs
mittel unb erfIdrten i'm, neil He ibn
beffdnbig init localer Bebanblung nidi
fIrirten, ftir uubeilbar. Oie WiFens
f9aft bat betpieien, baB Der Ratarrh
cine @onfitutionsfrantbeit lit unb boz
Der cine eonfitutionsmdBige 8ebanb=
lung erforbert. 9al's 2atarrbsG Sur.
fabri3irt bon s. 5. gbenep & Co.. 9os
le6o, Obi0, 1T bic ein3ige iebt I'm
Warfte befiubli9e confitutionele Sur.
sic miro In @abert bon 10 Sropfe,f au
einem Sbeel6felbou eingenommen.
Sic tuirft brett auf bas BIut unb bic
f6leimigeu Oberfd1en bes Gpfems.
Sic bieten bunbert Dollars fir ieben
Jaa on, ben es ni9t furirt. 2aBt gu6
Circulate unb 3eugniKe fommen.
Nbreifrt
+. s. 6 beneD & o.,
Solebo, 8.
EGS@WerfQuft bDr Wbpfheferu. II Genfs
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l.. HUTH & SOHN.
Se alte unb bepabrte
Gtfen< II. 0pl3m11ren~,


Gtlen< Il. 0%pl5mdaren~,
Uasbeu. NAB
$50. a2s rub 2ss @a,s,- etre5s,
Can @ntonto- .-.....-.Geros.
$aben erbalten cine gar.2abuna
.. 2anbreth & So6n 5dme.
reten.
Erib ; grbieu, Bobnem unb aorn, Gelb . aorn
Garlabuns 8. 2arbretb 6 Sobn e6te Semen.
RartoHeln, als tpie extra garIh @ernont.
Garlb Nofe, Beautb Of 5ebron, @bite Gle.
pbant nnb neue Sorten, @arieIb urb State
Of Naiu.
grtparten cine garlabuns Carly Mmber uub
garlb Orange 8uderrobr. Gamen, setu0bnIide
uab German MiGet, gebptifdes Reis. unb
Bel ettorn. g omen. I'm Sanb: Sobnfon, Mixe6
PaFnre, Sr1arb, EerreniaI Nhe, tnb Wafen.
@ras @amen. @eiber fdtpecifder Safer.
Maenten far MietIe8IueG rasWeit.
b fIiae, finb bic beften, einfadffen, biqiaaen.
Harffen 1nb leidt seben6aen @eitpfaae I'm.
men nit atuei sutea Wferbem ODER WluIel bear.
beitet perben. @benfaGs vEonsmelesS Blue
Beu@, Beauty" an6 u2anreI", aara tail.
riding and walking C~ultivators NIT ODER obIe
Rorn. unb 8aumtpollen. 1Tanser.
asenter fit bic berabmten Brinly Pfuege,
Planet it. Horse Hoe and Cultivators COM
pined, Sanb. Samensrtas, @fise unb Gull.
tiDatoren. guf. .. Brebt Bmrfmaf@imen nnb
Gntder ntenflien, Sarriion Bros. & 60, au
gebraud fertig semifdte 8arbeu, gbas. Mutbs
Sontssgxtrattoreu, 8ienen, &auder, Itefer IL.
Bir taifen bireft bon Gabriten unO bertaufen
ID ben nie6rigifen MarftpreiIeu far "cash".
HY,%h q 9oNu
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CALIFORNIA @eine.

@einliebbaber ftnben elm sroBes 2as
GET bon feinen California Weineu BEL
9errn s. s. Meper am Mlamo
plaaa. Serr Meper fudt bic Weine
an Ort unb Stelle aus uhb fauft brett
aus benz Seller Ter Wein3h6ter. Nls
gutem 2enner gelinst es ibm ffets, bic
beften Sorten aus3umdblen. Ct fam
feline 2unben uno Tamitien nit einent
guten Sropfen perfeben. &otbz unb
WeiBmeine in boraigli6sr Qualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @allone - fret
ins 9aus 9eliefert.
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Sdnade nnb finoerlsie Trauett

iollten nidt ber3Dsifeln, lonbern 8atb uno Be.
lebruns ans einera Bu6e l90pfen, burd peI-
DIES Sanienbe inuerbaIb t~iirssfer 48eit tire boIle
@efunbbeit pieosr erlanst unb ben ~eiuaigen
@uni4 ibres Ser3ens in GrfiIIuns seben IA.
ben. Sas nit Sielen &ranfenseIdidtsn er.
lduterte, reidlid ausssitattete neueife @ert
ipiro gratis unb franco berfdidt bon Der
Pribate @Itnte s. DtSpemiarD, 15 g..
9pmftcn Gtr., Netp BORT, ". y.
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6. S. W2nuer.

WV$$<I
POS @ef : gommercefraB G,
bdlt eia groBes unb febr gepdbItes 2as
ger bon Sapeten, &nuIeauI,
8ilberrabmen unb 2eiten,
u1b ferner neben 3ei@nensM aterialien
aler Mrt, Garben unb Mnfreiz
der M ateriaIien, beionbers
Summers fertig gemif1te
Tarbeu, bic befte1 unb biligiten i'm
Msarfte, bic uttter boiler 8arantie ber.
tauft tuerben. Sen t r. unb g E.
geIgIas unb anbere in biefes Sad
f9lagea6e Mrtitel; tuorin 0err Mtiuel
bas gr6Bte 2aser i'm WeTen bes @taa.
tes bat. MuftrGge aus benz 2anbe tuer.
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
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Bmdlems Mrnsea.galbe.

Die bette Gable Der aBeIt fir Sdnitte
lustl9unsen, @ef@tpire, Gieber. unb Saut.
Nnsf9lag, Gle4te, sefprunsene Sdnbs, GroF.
beuIen unb ale Sautfrantbeiten turfrt Ga,
merrboiben ooer feline B~esabIung. 86Iiae
Satisfaction sarantirt ober bas @eIb pirb
turiiderfattet. rs Gents bic SdaateI BEL u
Ertih
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- Aus 9imerid tpirb beri9tet, baB
mie6erum 8 Qngeflagte auf @runb bes
tiir3lid gum @eieb erhoben 'crimes-act'
p%erIrtbeilt wurben, unb atpar gu a big
6monatlidem @efdngniB, peser Wiber.
itanb, ben he benz Sheriff bel Der pfdn'
bung leifeten.
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Ser eat 9seoro sprinas garf

Ser Sam Nebrp Sprin9s 9arf
lit Der Maqfabrtsort ber @an Mntottiet
unb aaer Geiu9er Der Nlamo.9 tabt
nm Der 9iBe gu enifieben unb fi@ i'm
ftiblen @9atten gu ergeben. Ser pari
bat in Golge feiner Sage su ieber Sa>
ges3eit cine belebenbe Grif9e unb Ga.
milien uanoern bdufg gum pribatz
pienic binaus, ebenfp ME Nereine uni
@eieli9aften bier lire Seite feiern. Sc.
ben Sag freie Mufit. Mle grfri59un.
gen tpie 8ier, 2imonabe, Mein, Wbis:
fep &c. fino in better AuaIitdt 3u baben.
24,5-5M s. RerbIe, 8d6ter.
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9as gr6Bte Eager BON @euebr,
unb &ebolbersp atronem unb 9ilien bel
Ptper 6 G9uItbe B.
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Sdlande! S@ldnde! sdldmde !
@eiBe S9ldu9e gum eprinteln +
3ol Is Gent per SUB. S6marae
Solitude, Z 3ou 9ur9meKer Is, %
unb Is Gents per SUB bel
%. $. Gutterfibe & Co.,
plumber & @asfitter,
6,5,4M go. 1876 Soufton Ctr.
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M6erbattsl ,tnb 0etperbe Gpueae
bpn 2eraS,
goIIege Gtation -. gera8.

Ser -. idbrIide GURUS bssinnt am s.
Sept. 's7. BiIbet tn allen 8neiSen oes @if.
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AN ENJOYABLE AFFAIR.

The Mishkam Israel sabbath school
Teachers rendered a Reception by
Leopold BeSser-ReV. Or. hleebergs
Address to tho Teachers.
Leopold Besser, the assistant superintend-
ent of the Sabbath school of the Mishkan Is
rael, last evening rendered the teachers of
the school, about twenty seven in Number,
reception at his St. John street residence.
The affair was excellently managed and
most enjoyable time was had by all present.
A banquet was enjoyed and speeches were
made by the Rev. DIR. Kleeberg of the Court
street synagogue, Paul We'll, Leopold Besser
and others. DR.. Kleeberg said in the course
of his remarks to the teachers: "Do not be
surprised that I call you the trustees of our
congregation for hold that those in whose
hands is entrusted the spiritual welfare of
the rising generation, those who administer
to the religious wants of the young, are the
real trustees and high officers of the congre-
CATION. In your hands, co-Workers, is placed
the well being and the future of our congre-
cation. Indeed, in shaping the hearts of the
young we serve best the great cause of our
religion.
THE excellent success of our school is due
to the indefatigable exertion and untiring eff
forts of our worthy and hospitable host, Mr..
Besser.
t'But you, too, fellow teachers, de-
serve the thanks of all the members of the
congregation who eend their children to
Sabbath school, and who desire that their
children should grow up in the fear and love
of God. There are only few who fully real
ize the Importance of the work you are do
ing. You instructing
book that stands higher in literature
Whilst faithfully administering to the wants
of the soul and heart he does not overlook
the needs Of the body. I think cannot bet
ter impress upon you the high standing and
value of this book than in citing the words
OF Jewish German poet of the highest rank.
l mean the words of Heinrich Heine, which
he wrote when lying on the couch of sick
ness. They are as follows:
Neither q vision a seraphic ecstasy, or
voice from heaven or singular dream or some
Other miraculous Intervention led me to the road of
salvation. owe my enlightenment simply to the
reading of a book book? Yes. And it is an old.
plain book, modest and natural like nature; a book
that looks commonplace and unpretentious like the
sum that warns us, like the bread that nourishes
us; a book that looks at benefcently kind
like old grandmother who reads daily in the
book, her gentle trembling lips and with the spec
tacleS her nose-and this book is called in a
word BOOK, the Bible. 1t is also properly
called the Holy Writ He who has lost his God
can find him again in this book aud he who never
knew him the spirit of the word of God breathes
to him. The Jews, who were connoiSSeurS of
the destruction of the second temple they left the
golden and silver sacrciaf vessels, the candlestck
and lamps, the breastcloth of the high priest
with the large precious stones, and saved nothing
but the Bible. This was the true treasure of the
temple, which, thank God, did not become prey
flames